Children with Recurrent Abdominal Pain: How Do They Grow Up?
BMJPublished 7 July 1973Open access
John Apley, Barbara Hale
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Abstract
The results of treatment by reassurance and explanation of 30 children with recurrent abdominal pain have been compared with those in a group of 30 children seen earlier and given no such treatment. Most of the 19 treated children who responded to treatment did so more quickly than the untreated ones, and relapse did not occur in the treated group.
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A survey of 1,000 unselected children at primary and secondary modem schools about children who complain of recurrent abdominal pains and how they compare with children who do not suffer from such pains is tried.